Many people think that mobile phones should be banned in public places such as libraries,shops and public transport. Do you agree or disagree?
There is a view that
telephones
should be Use synonyms
prohobitated
in shared Correct your spelling
prohibited
spaces
Use synonyms
such
as Linking Words
Correct article usage
the atheneum
atheneum
,stores and public Use the right word
Athenaeum
vehycles
. Correct your spelling
vehicles
While
some argue in Linking Words
favor
, I personally oppose Change the spelling
favour
this
notion as Linking Words
telephones
become one of the most necessary tools in Use synonyms
every day
life usage.
Use the right word
everyday
Telephones
should Use synonyms
be
make use of public Verb problem
apply
spaces
as Use synonyms
Linking Words
this
it become part of our lives. Correct pronoun usage
they
Have
access to a phone Wrong verb form
Having
provide
Correct subject-verb agreement
provides
connection
with family,friends and emergency services. Correct article usage
a connection
For instance
, phones Linking Words
helps
Correct subject-verb agreement
help
to people
contact someone Correct word order
people to
quicly
in case of emergencies. Correct your spelling
quickly
Therefore
, using Linking Words
telephone
in public Correct article usage
a telephone
spaces
is Use synonyms
necessity
.
Mobile phones should be banned in public Correct article usage
a necessity
spaces
as Use synonyms
this
Linking Words
distract
and Correct subject-verb agreement
distracts
interfere
Correct subject-verb agreement
interferes
others
. Talking on the phone in transport, Change preposition
with others
restaurant
or in Correct article usage
a restaurant
cinema
annoying Correct article usage
a cinema
surrounds
. Check wording
experience
For instance
, using Linking Words
phone
Correct article usage
a phone
disturb
others, especially in Correct subject-verb agreement
disturbs
quite
places like libraries or public transport. Use the right word
quiet
Therefore
, employment Linking Words
telephones
can cause Use synonyms
to
Change preposition
apply
the
problems with others.
In conclusion, I believe that mobile phones should not be banned in public areas Correct article usage
apply
such
as Linking Words
library
, shops and transport as they Fix the agreement mistake
libraries
essential
for communication and safety.Verb problem
are essential
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task response
Task response: The essay makes a side, but the start does not clearly show your view. Say your choice in the first line and give 2 or 3 main reasons with simple examples.
coherence
Coherence and cohesion: Use a clear plan. Put all ideas in order: intro, 2 body para, and a short ending. Link by with words such as first, next, also, but, so, therefore.
lexis
Lexis and grammar: fix big word mistakes and spelling. Use simple form and check 'prohibited', 'public', 'spaces', 'phones', and 'emergency' for no miss. Read aloud to spot errors.
structure
Structure: Each para should have one main idea. Use a short opening sentence, then two facts or two reasons, and a closing line for the para.
content
The essay shows a clear view and uses some examples.
coherence
It uses some linking words like 'for instance' and 'in conclusion'.
content
Topic is kept with a basic level of idea.
Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
Linking words are very important in your essay.
To score effectively on your IELTS exam, you should make an effort to implement short concise sentences coupled with linking words.
Almost every sentence in your essay should have a linking word of some sort.
In fact, the only sentences that can omit linking words are your background sentence and thesis.
Linking word examples:
- firstly
- secondly
- thirdly
- in additional
- moreover
- also
- for example
- for instance
- therefore
- however
- although
- even though
- despite